Tampa Bay Times from St. Petersburg, Florida • 119

TIMES TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1988 TP OBITUARIES BAILEY, JOHN STUART, 49, of Tampa, died Saturday (June 11, 1988). He was a letter carrier for the U.S. Postal Service for 25 years, past president of Letter Carriers Union, Branch No. 599, and an Army veteran. Survivors include his wife, Jacqueline; two sons, David Bailey and Steve Hagstrom, and three daughters, Cindy Grantham, Beverly Hagstrom and Sheri Hagstrom, all of Tampa; his mother, Irene Spacone, and a sister, Janet Keen, both of Tampa; and three brothers, Harry, Lakeland, Kenneth, Atlanta, and Wayne Spacone, Tampa.

Garden of Memories-Myrtle Hill Funeral Home, Tampa. BRAY, JOSEPH 65, of Tampa, died Saturday (June 11, 1988). Born in Tift County, he came here in 1949. He was a mechanic for Havatampa for 20 years and for Standard Cigar for 10 years. He was a member of Eureka Baptist Church, Tampa, and the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Nashville, Ga.

He was an Army veteran of World War II. Survivors include his wife, Bidareen; a brother, Douglas, Jacksonville; and a sister, Betty Hawkins, Nashville. F. T. Blount Nebraska Avenue Chapel, Tampa.

COSENTINO, JOE 56, of Tampa, died Sunday (June 12, 1988) at his residence. He had lived here since 1975, coming from Cleveland. He was a retired plant manager, and past president of the United Auto Workers local in Cleveland. He is survived by four sons, Joseph, Tampa, John, Brandon, and 1 Jerry and James, Brandon; his mother, Irene Medaglia, Cleveland; a brother, Anthony, Cleveland; and two sisters, Agnes Fortunato, Garfield, Ohio, and Dolly Schaft, Fredericktown, Ohio. Hillsboro Memorial Funeral Home, Brandon.

EVANS, RUTH 85, of Sydney, died Thursday (June 9, 1988) in Tampa. She was a lifelong resident of east Hillsborough County and a member of Sydney First Church of God. Survivors include a son, L. L. "Buddy" Evans, Sydney; three daughters, Alma Barrow, Tampa, Iva Jones, Sydney, and Marcia Keen, Lake City; a brother, William H.

Ritter, Tampa; eight grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Haynes Funeral Home, Plant City. HARRISON, JOHN T. "JAY," 57, of Tampa, died Sunday (June 12, 1988) at St. Joseph's Hospital.

Born in St. Louis, he came here in 1961 from Kentucky. He was a tugboat engineer. Survivors include a daughter, Pamela Harrison, Stafford, Texas; a sister, Gloria Hall, St. Louis; and two brothers, Charles, St.

Louis, and Richard. F. T. Blount Nebraska Avenue Chapel, Tampa. HOLT, BUFORD 65, of Orlando, and formerly of Plant City, died Sunday (June 12, 1988).

Born in Georgia, he moved to Orlando 13 years ago from Plant City. He was a life and health insurance agent and a member of First Baptist Church of Orlando. Survivors include his wife, Catherine; a daughter, Sharon Crouse, Lakeland; two sons, Kenneth, Clearwater, and Michael, Sarasota; a sister, Margaret Turner, Plant City; two brothers, Richard, Plant City, and Harvey, Dade City; and seven grandchildren. Memorial Funeral Home, Plant City. HUGHES, HARRY R.

"RED," 76, of Tampa, died Monday (June 13, 1988). Born in New York, he came to Tampa in 1964 and was a retired Air Force sergeant with a 22 years of service. He was a veteran of World War II and Korea, a life member of DAV Chapter 4 and a member of Faith Tabernacle Assembly of God. Survivors include his wife, Grace; and three sisters, Edith Boyd, Orchard Park, N.Y., Louise Hawk, Saratoga Springs, N.Y., and Helen Washburn, Tampa. Curry Son Funeral Home, Tampa.

LORD, NAOMI WATERS, 71, of Seffner, died Friday (June 10, 1988) at home. Born in Christina, she was a lifelong resident of east Hillsborough County. Survivors include a son, Dennis J. Griffis Miami; a stepson, Tony R. Lord, Macon, a brother, William Waters, Riverview; and three stepgrandchildren.

Haynes Funeral Home, Plant City. A. LONG, DAVID GEORGE WARREN, 55, of Tampa, died Friday (June 10, 1988). Born in Medford, he came to Tampa in 1970 from St. Petersburg.

He was a construction superintendent for Ed Taylor Construction and a Navy veteran of Korea. He was a Protestant. Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Margaret Long, Tampa; and a daughter, Linda Braithwaite, Bradenton. Glass Funeral Home, Tampa.

MONTALVO, HORTENSIA, 76, of Tampa, died Saturday (June 11, 1988) at Centro Espanol Hospital. Born in Havana, she came to Tampa four ur years ago from Cuba. She was a Catholic. Survivors include a son, Juan Jose Chao, Havana; three sisters, Noemi Fernandez, Antonia Ynocencio and Blondina Conde, all of Tampa; and two grandchildren. A.

P. Boza Funeral Home, Riverside Chapel, Tampa. NEWTON, CONSTANCE G. "CONNIE," 67, of Tampa, died Sunday (June 12, 1988). Born in laeger, W.Va., she came to Tampa in 1946.

She was an artist and art conservator who exhibited throughout the Southeast and mid-Atlantic states. She was a 1930s swing band vocalist and a past president of the Dale Mabry PTA. She was first chairman and director of the Tampa Junior Women's Club Follies, chairman of the first WEDU telethon in 1968 and an original parishioner and Sunday school teacher at St. Mary's Episcopal Church. She was listed in Who's Who of American Women in 1979-80 and was chairman of the board of public recreation for the city of Tampa from 1960-65.

She was appointed by the Florida Legislature to the Hillsborough County Citizens Council on Aging in 1966 and was past president of the Davis Islands Chapter of the National League of American Pen Women. Survivors include her husband, Frank a son, Mark Tampa; two daughters, Sandra L. Miller, Ormond Beach, and Nanci J. Newton, Madison, a brother, William Garner, California; a sister, Jacqueline DiMeglio, New York City; and three grandsons. Curry Son Funeral Home, Tampa.

SCAGLIONE, JOSEPHINE 81, of Tampa, died Sunday (June 12, 1988). Born in Sicily, she came to Tampa 77 years ago. She was a retired grocer and a member of La Nuova Sicilia Lodge No. 1251, Order Sons of Italy in America. Survivors include three sons, Jimmy, Frank and Peter, all of Tampa; two brothers, Sam and Tony Traina, Tampa; a sister, Carmen Scolaro, Tampa; eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

Roel Curry Funeral Home, Tampa. SPEICE, HELEN MARIE, 75, of Tampa, died Sunday (June 12, 1988). She was born in Nocatee and was a Baptist. Survivors include her husband, Howard a daughter, Lorraine Baker, Tampa; a son, Wayne, Atlanta; a brother, E. R.

Smith, Fort Meade; and two grandsons. National Cremation Society, Tampa. POPE, STEWART, 68, of Tampa, died Saturday (June 11, 1988). Born in Newburgh, N.Y., he came here six years ago from Cincinnati. He was the president and co-owner of Stewart Pope Associates a petroleum equipment company.

He was an Army veteran of World War II and was a Catholic. Survivors include three sons, Eugene, Tampa, Todd, Nashville, and Stewart, Tucson, three daughters, Denice Schoonmaker, Jacksonville, Melissa Pope, Atlanta, and Stacey Pope, Tampa; a brother, Dudley Pope, Atlanta; and six grandchildren. A. P. Boza Funeral Home, Town 'N Country.

SZABO, CAROLE RACHEL, 49, of Tampa, died Sunday (June 12, 1988) in a drowning accident. Born in New Jersey, she came here seven years ago. Survivors include a daughter, Colleen, New Jersey; three sons, Jimmy, New Jersey, Frankie, Holland, and Michael, Miami; her parents, Mildred and James Mulligan, New Jersey; and two sisters, Kathleen Morris, Houston, and Arline O'Brien, New Jersey. A. P.

Boza Funeral Home, Town 'N Country. Men charged in 2 sexual assaults TAMPA Two Tampa men were arrested Monday in separate incidents and charged with sexual battery on children under age 11. Oslado Achon, 49, 4414 Clark St. Apt. 13, was arrested at 9 a.m.

at Columbus Drive and Lincoln Avenue and charged with sexual battery on a 3-year-old, accord- his residence at 1:20 a.m. and ing to the arrest report. The victim charged with the sexual abuse of was taken to Tampa General Hos- two children in two separate inpital, where an examination stances, arrest reports said. showed the victim was sexually In both cases, the men were identiabused, the report said. fied by the victims, according to In a separate incident, James the reports.

Both men were being 0. "Joe" Christian, 41, 6224 held in the Hillsborough County Martindale was arrested at Jail without bail late Monday. TODAY'S CALENDAR I Commercial Builders Council, 11:30 a.m., Holiday Inn Sabal Park, 10315 Buffalo Ave. On the agenda: tour of Sabal Industrial Park. $15.

Reservations: 273-0290. Executives 7:30 a.m., Tampa Marriott Westshore Hotel, 1001 West Shore Blvd. Information: 248-5396. Tampa Association of Business and Secretarial Services, 6 p.m., location varies. Information: 621-4412 or 989-0514.

Book Breaks, films and book discussions for ages 12 and older, 2 p.m., Brandon Branch Library, 135 Robertson St. Information: 689-7074. Puppet Show: "Crocodile Magic," 9:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m., West Tampa Branch Library, 1718 Howard Ave. Information: 251-3678.

CIVIC ASSOCIATIONS I Golfland Civic Association, 8 p.m., Forest Hills Recreation Center, 724 109th Ave. Northdale Civic Association, 7:30 p.m., Northdale Lutheran Church, 15709 Mapledale Blvd. Information: 969-2304. Plantation Civic Association, 7:30 p.m., Publix supermarket meeting room, 12026 Anderson Road. June speaker: Jan Platt.

GOVERNMENT I County Commission public hearing, adoption of amendments to solid waste ordinance, 6 p.m., Courthouse, 419 Pierce St. Information: 272-5314. County Commission workshop, budget, 4 p.m., Court- house, 419 Pierce St. Information: 272-5314. City-County Planning Commission, 2 p.m., 201 Kennedy Suite 600.

On the agenda: Ybor City community redevelopment, Tampa downtown core and citizens advisory reports. Information: 272-5940. City-County Planning Commission workshop, Tampa land-use element of the comprehensive plan, 6 p.m., 201 Kennedy Suite 600. Information: 272-5940. Metropolitan Planning Organization, 9 a.m., Courthouse, 419 Pierce St.

On the agenda: presentation of Hillsborough Avenue and Dale Mabry Highway construction projects. Information: 272-5940. Tampa Port Authority, 11 a.m., Port Authority boardroom, 811 Wynkoop Road. Information: 248-1924. Tampa Sports Authority Executive Committee, 3 p.m..

Tampa Stadium, 4201 Dale Mabry Highway. Information: 872-7977. I Cardiopulmonary resuscitation class, sponsored by Inter- Ivilyn Ingram Lowry, 85, supporter of zoo society By SUE GALATOCKY She was a really fine person." Sally Baldwin, chairman of the society, eral nieces and nephews. said Mrs. Lowry was very supportive.

Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at St. John's "She made the first capital donation to our capital Episcopal Church, 906 Orleans Ave. Burial will campaign for the Zoological Society. She really loved follow at Woodlawn Cemetery, 3412 Ola Ave.

the project, and she had been involved with the zoo for The family requests memorial contributions be many, many years," Baldwin said. "She'll be missed. made to a favorite charity. Times Staff Writer her graduation from Judson College in Aladied of Mrs. Lowry taught school before moving to Upon Ivilyn Ingram Lowry, 85, of Tampa, cancer bama, Sunday (June 12, 1988) at her summer home in Tampa.

Waynesville, N.C. She was a member of St. John's EpiscoMrs. Lowry, the widow of civic leader pal Church, the Colonial Dames of Florida, Lt. Gen.

Sumter deLeon Lowry, was born in the Salvation Army Auxiliary, the First Oxford, and lived in Tampa more than Family of the Children's Home and the 40 years. She was the daughter of the late Azalea Garden Circle. Ella Ann Haynes and John H. Ingram. She is survived by a daughter, Ann Mrs.

Lowry was the daughter-in-law of Lowry Murphey, and her husband, R. David Dr. Sumter L. Lowry, a city commissioner Murphey III, Tampa; a son, Sumter deLeon after whom Lowry Park was named in 1925. Lowry, Jacksonville, a sister, Elleree Mrs.

Lowry was honorary chairman of the Ingram Dominey, Ozark, four grandLowry Park Zoological Society. IVILYN LOWRY children, two great-grandchildren, and sev- IVILYN LOWRY appointed vice president, director of advertising and product management for First Florida Bank. Tapper had been vice president of advertising and sales promotion for NCNB Bank of Florida. Prior to entering the banking industry she in the TAPPER was consumer package goods field as a product manager with the Block Drug Co. in New Jersey and account executive with two New York City advertising agencies.

with president David Hurley remaining as the principal surveyor. First Florida appoints new vice president Sandra B. Tapper has been Landmark's survey operations, Hager will supervise the operations of six facilities: Atlantis Nursing Center in Lantana, Bowman's Nursing Center in Ormond Beach, Eagle Crest Nursing Center in Jacksonville, Oakwood Nursing Center in Eustis, Tierra Pines Nursing Center in Largo and Woodlands Nursing Center in Tampa. S. Dean Lesiak has been appointed senior vice president of credit policy for First Florida Bank.

Lesiak formerly served as vice president and se- business TAPPER Dale F. Green has been named regional manager for the Florida West Coast region of CH2M HILL, an international consulting firm of engineers, scientists, planners and economists. Green, who began his career with CH2M HILL in 1979, was also manager of the firm's Rochester, N.Y., office. He also serves as senior technical adviser for several solid-waste, hazardous-waste and waste-energy projects on the East Coast. Mark E.

Hamister, president and chief executive officer of National Health Care Affiliates announced the promotion of Dar- Larry R. Tracy, president and chief executive officer of Valrico State Bank, announced the election of Earl J. Emmons to the organizing board of directors and Donald H. Vella as vice president and commercial loan officer. Emmons is the regional general manager for the Tampa Tribune in east Hillsborough County.

He previously had served as vice presBrandon State Bank and Sun Bank of Tampa Bay from 1977-85. Vella joined Brandon State Bank in 1979 as assistant vice president and commercial loan officer before joining Valrico State Bank on May 16. He also worked for Southeast Bank and AmeriFirst Mortage Corp. before returning to Sun Bank's Brandon office as vice president and commercial loan officer in 1985. nior loan review officer for Society Corp.

in Cleveland, Ohio, where he supervised LESIAK LESIAK rel L. Hager to the position of recently licensed by the state of Westshore Place, a 10-story, Southeast regional vice president. Florida as a professional land sur- office buildAs regional vice president, Mr. veyor. Borsick will manage all ing.

WE WEDNESDAY'S CALENDAR Center, 6925 Florida Ave. Information: 234-0521. ART I Art Golden Age Club, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., North Boulevard RecreCultural Phenomena: The Art of Puppetry exhibit tour and ation Center, 214 Boulevard. Information: 251-1555. puppet performance, 10-11 a.m., open to children and Mature Driving Class, first of two-day workshop, 1-5 p.m., adults, Tampa Museum of Art, 601 Doyle Carlton Drive.

Community Center, U.S. Highway 41 Lutz. Sponsored Information: 223-8130. by Barnett Bank. $7.

Registration: 225-8623. Life Drawing Session, 6-9 p.m., Tampa Museum of Art, Nutrition and Activities, 9 a.m.-2 p.m., North Tampa Cen601 Doyle Carlton Drive: $4, bring your own art supplies; ter, 8608 12th St. Information: 935-4289. easels and a model provided. Information: 223-8130.

Senior Activities, 11:30 a.m.-3 p.m., Forest Heights Center, 4213 Green St. Information: 870-2136. I Cards, a.m., Nutrition, 11:45 a.m.-12:45 p.m., and tour of Cordelia B. Hunt Center, 4017 Hesperides St. InformaAmerican Institute of Architects presentation 6 p.m., NCNB Tower lobby, Ashley Drive and tion: 876-6752.

NCNB Plaza, Boulevard. Information: 251-0025. Senior Nutrition, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Fair Oaks Center, 5019 Kennedy of Business Communicators, 6 34th St. Information: 238-1654. International Association p.m., Tampa General Hospital, patient towers conference room, B-301.

Speakers: Dave Mellish and Jim Lang on SERVICE I "Using Video and Keeping the Costs Within Your Budget." Apollo Beach Kiwanis, 7 p.m., Dolphin House, 768 Grand $15. Reservations: 228-4275. Kaymen Way "Roofing Know How: Avoiding Legal Entanglements," Carrollwood Kiwanis, 12:15 p.m., Carrollwood Village Golf seminar presented by American Institute of Architects, 8 Tennis Club, 13903 Clubhouse Drive. a.m., Sheraton Grand Hotel, 4860 Kennedy Blvd. $90 Civitan, noon, Ramada Inn, 820 Busch Blvd.

E. members, $125 non-members. Information: 286-7225. East Hillsborough Kiwanis, 12:15 p.m., CDB's, Oak Park Plaza, Brandon. I Plant City Kiwanis, 12:15 p.m., Johnston Stones, 708 Game Bonanza, ages 12 and older, 2 p.m., Brandon Hines St.

Board 135 Robertson St. Information: Tampa Bay Rotary, 7:15 a.m., Marriott Westshore, 1001 Branch Library, West Shore Blvd. 689-7074. Feedback, for adults and adults, Tampa Kiwanis, 12:15 p.m., Days Inn, 515 Cass St. Micro-Computer young 5-9 Riverview Branch Library, 10509 Riverview Drive.

Temple Terrace Kiwanis, 7:30 a.m., Woodmont Clubhouse, p.m., 677-0862. 415 Woodmont Ave. Information: Ybor Rotary, 12:15 3 p.m., Columbia Restaurant, 2117 Seventh Ave. E. GOVERNMENT County Commission, 9 a.m., Courthouse, 419 Pierce St.

SUPPORT I On the agenda: discussion of Temple Terrace annexation of Brightwater subdivision; report on status of employee Adult Children of Alcoholics, noon, Koala Center, 3500 child-care report on county affordable housing. Fletcher Suite 531. Information: 972-4423. (Brownprogram; Information: 272-5314. bag lunch meeting.) Adult Children of Alcoholics, 8:15 p.m., St.

John's Episcopal Church, 918 Orleans Ave. AIDS Health Care Provider Support Group, 7 HOBBY p.m., Florida Tampa Chess Club, 6-9 p.m., Downtown Public Library, Mental Health Institute, University of South Florida, Fletch900 Ashley St. er Avenue and Bruce B. Downs Boulevard. Information: 974-4672.

I Alcoholics Anonymous Men's Meeting, p.m., With Your Ex?" lunch and Adult Lounge, Glenbeigh of Tampa, 3102. 138th Ave. "Can You Communicate potluck Centre for Women, 305 Hyde Park Ave. IDAA, p.m., Cafe, Glenbeigh of Tampa, 3102 program, noon, 138th Ave. Information: 251-8437.

"ABCs of Paint and Painting," seminar sponsored by Bay Overeaters Anonymous, 8 p.m., First Church of the Nazarene, 5902 Himes Ave. Area Apartment Association, 3:30 p.m., 4509 George Road. Reservations: 882-0222. Overeaters Anonymous, 6:30 p.m., Forest Hills United Methodist Church, 904 Linebaugh. TOPS, a.m., Cordelia P.

Hunt Recreation Center, MUSIC I 4017 Hesperides. Hendricks and Osborne, 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m., City of TOPS, 9-11 a.m., 11 a.m.-1 p.m. and p.m., Forest Tampa Park at NCNB Plaza, Ashley Street and Kennedy Hills Center, 724 109th Ave. Boulevard. Information: 251-4242, Mary Hoppe.

OTHER POLITICAL BE Adult Book Discussion on Betty Rollin's Am I Getting Paid Italian Club political candidate dinner, 7 p.m., Italian Club For 2 p.m., Ruskin Branch Library, 1 Dickman Drive Canteen, 1831 Seventh Ave. $10. Reservations: SE. Information: 645-3721. 248-3316.

Ribbon Cutting for the University of Tampa's McNeel Republican Executive Committee, 7:30 p.m., Courthouse, Boathouse, 5 p.m., Hillsborough River behind the 419 Pierce St. Merl Kelce Library. Reservations: 253-6220. Tampa Bay Greens, coalition of justice, peace, feminist SENIORS and ecology activists, 7:30 p.m., Friends Meeting House, Card 130 19th Ave SE, St. Petersburg.

Information: 822-5522. Games, p.m., Seminole Heights Recreation the corporate loan review process and the writing and updating of the corporate credit, retail credit and the loan loss reserve policies. Lesiak also has nine years experience with the comptroller of the currency in Chicago. Robert J. Borsick, who was previously a director of field operations with Landmark Engineering and Surveying was Medfield Center has opened an outpatient counseling center in Carrollwood on Dale Mabry Highway.

The center offers individual and group counseling and a variety of workshops for adults and children. The Building Owners and Man- agers Association of Tampa presented its Building of the Year Award to Opus South Corp. for bay YMCA, 4411 Himes Ave. $10. Registration: 839-0210.

SENIORS Fun and Fellowship, 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m., Southwest Port Tampa Recreation Center, 7506 Morton St. Information: 839-7255. Golden Age Club, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Kate Jackson Recreation Center, 821 Rome Ave. Information: 251-4262. Golden Age Club, 9 a.m.-2 p.m., Seminole Heights Recreation Center, 6925 Florida Ave.

Information: 234-0521. Nutrition and Activities, 9 a.m.-2 p.m., North Tampa Center, 8608. 12th St. Information: 935-4289. Senior Citizens Activities, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Forest Heights Center, 4213 Green St.

Information: 870-2136. Senior Activities, 10 a.m.-12:45 p.m., Cordelia B. Hunt Center, 4017 Hesperides St. Information: 876-6752. Senior Nutrition, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Fair Oaks Center, 5019 34th St.

Information: 238-1654. SERVICE I Downtown Tampa Rotary, 12:10 p.m., Days Inn, 515 Cass St. North Tampa Kiwanis, 6:30 p.m., Duff's Smorgasbord, 8805 Florida Ave. Palma Ceia Kiwanis, 7:15 p.m., Ramada Hotel Tampa Airport, 5303 Kennedy Blvd. W.

Sun City Kiwanis, noon, Sun City Center Inn, State Road 674. Tampa International Airport Kiwanis, 12:15 p.m., Brothers Too, 1408 West Shore Blvd. SUPPORT Adult Children of Alcoholics, noon, St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, 509 Twiggs St. (Brown-bag lunch meeting).

Alateen, 8:15 p.m., Lutz. Call 229-5251 for location. Alcoholics Anonymous, 8:15 p.m., 1420 Ave. Alcoholics Anonymous We Care Group, p.m., Cafe, Glenbeigh of Tampa, 3102 138th Ave. Beginners' Al-Anon, p.m., Group Room, Glenbeigh of Tampa, 3102 138th Ave.

Diabetes Support Group, for patients and families, 7-8 p.m., Diabetes Treatment Center at University Community Hospital, 3100 Fletcher Ave. Registration: 972-7262. Overeaters Anonymous, p.m., Glenbeigh of Tampa, 3102 138th Ave. VETERANS I DAV Auxiliary, Tampa Unit 4, 8 p.m., 2612 Tampa St..